All of the following disadvantages are associated with being a public company EXCEPT
A) high cost.
B) being subject to stringent disclosure rules.
C) public scrutiny.
D) loss of control.
E) pressure to perform in the long term.

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Public companies face pressure to perform in the short term, often focusing on quarterly earnings reports, rather than exclusively on long-term performance. This contrasts with the option provided, which inaccurately suggests that public companies are pressured to perform in the long term.

All of the Following Disadvantages Are Associated with Being a Public